Strathbogie Ranges

Fast Facts

  • Latitude:
    37°12’S
  • Altitude:
    160–600 m
  • Heat degree days:
    1460
  • Growing season rainfall:
    320–380 mm
  • Mean January temp:
    20.7°C
  • Harvest:
    Mid March to mid May
  • Chief viticultural hazard:
    Frost

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The Strathbogie Ranges remains a sparsely populated region, without a single town of any significance other, perhaps, than that of Strathbogie itself. It is an open, windswept place, the original forest felled during the nineteenth century for large-scale grazing and thereafter to provide sleepers for the Melbourne to Sydney railway line.

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